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Castello di Spaltenna

Tuscany, Italy • Gaiole in Chianti • SPLURGE

avg. $323 / night

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At a glance

An eleventh-century Romanesque monastery in Chianti with preserved cloisters, exposed beams, and vineyard views.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and rural Tuscany seekers

Highlights:

  • Eleventh-century monastery converted with original stone and bell tower intact
  • Cloister courtyard with brick loggia now used for candlelit dining
  • Terraced infinity pool overlooking Chianti Classico vineyards
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PB hotel design editorial

Somewhere between Radda and Castelnuovo Berardenga, on a hilltop that has organized the surrounding Chianti Classico landscape since the eleventh century, a Romanesque parish church and its attached monastery were gradually transformed into one of Tuscany's most quietly serious rural hotels. Castello di Spaltenna carries the full weight of that medieval fabric — rough-hewn pietra serena walls, a bell tower still visible against the skyline, and a cortile whose stone paving and wrought-iron lanterns set the terms for every design decision that followed. The conversion preserved the ecclesiastical bones entirely: the cloister courtyard, now laid with white-clothed dining tables at dusk, retains its brick-arched loggia and the slightly uneven grammar of a building that was never designed to be symmetrical. Inside the 38 rooms and suites, the approach favors absorption over intervention. Exposed chestnut ceiling beams and terracotta floors carry the structural logic of the original building; decorative headboards in damask-patterned fabric, antique carved cassettoni, and Persian kilims layer in a register that suggests a well-inherited country house rather than a designed hotel. The four-poster iron beds visible in the images are spare enough not to compete with the brick-arched openings framing the doorways behind them. The infinity pool, terraced into the hillside with travertine surrounds, pulls the eye across vineyards toward the rolling Chianti ridgeline — a view the medieval monks who built this place would have recognized completely.

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About

The castle has 37 rooms, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and mini-bar, offering any possible comfort and a wonderful view over the valley or the cloister. The inside is comfortable and elegant and the sophisticated atmosphere is completed with sought-after fabrics and accessories. From the grassy terraces in front of the castle, guests can enjoy the calm of the countryside and beauty of the surrounding landscape; here are the swimming-pools: one outdoor pool and one indoor pool heated during coldest months. Sauna, Turkish bath and gym, tennis court, billiard and wellness centre, complete the list of possible leisure activities available at Spaltenna. For horse-riding lovers it is possible to rent horses not far from Spaltenna; trekking and biking lovers will find endless options for routes around the castle. A golf club is also available at one-hour distance.

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Castello di Spaltenna Reviews

939 reviews

"This was truly one of the nicest places I’ve ever stayed. The most picturesque, quiet and peaceful place to relax and unwind. Our cosy room was wonderful and in the classic Tuscan style, while still having all of the modern amenities. The pool was fantastic as well. The staff, however, was the most impressive element. By far the best customer service I have experienced in my life. Everyone was extremely friendly, making you feel right at home. Small touches like remembering coffee orders from previous days, and taking extra care with allergies goes such a long way. We ate at the terrace restaurant and all the food was wonderful. Don’t miss the sage and butter tortellini for lunch!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 12, 2026

"This place is an amazing getaway castle nested in green sceneries. The staff are wonderful, food is great. The only challenge is the stairs. Being after leg surgery it is somewhat challenging but the scenery completely compensated"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 07, 2026

"We were there from 17 to 20 july and we loved the wonderfull breakfast time, thanks to friendly Ahmed and his hospitality 🍀 Thanks again Ahmed for making our start in the morning so awesome 💖 So this means, we'll be back soon and we hope to see you on our next trip!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 23, 2026

"It is a lovely resort with huge rooms, nice spa, two swimming pools - one indoor and one outdoor, a small gym, a good bistro/bar, and a Michelin-star fine dining restaurant. Service was cordial and breakfast was nice. The restaurant staffs work really hard and since there are only a few of them, you will know of them if you stay for more than one night. However, WiFi is once again weak, and I wonder if Italy can do better."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 04, 2026

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